Does this mouse work with Microsoft products? Most of the comments mention Apple. If it works with Microsoft, do I need to do anything differently with setup?
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Yes, it works with Microsoft. However, I would advise going with a different mouse because the battery life on this mouse is so short. I was finding myself having to change the batteries on it about every 5 days, when with my prior mouse I would change it every couple of months. But to only answer your question, yes it does work with Windows.
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I use it at work with my pc. The set up was super simple and it works great. No issues at all and much better than my previous wired mouse.
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My son has been using this mouse with a Dell Inspiron laptop running Windows 7. No problems whatsoever. As long as you are running an up-to-date Windows operating system, you should be able to plug the receiver into a USB port and then the device driver will automatically install. The mouse is also nice and lightweight. Seems robust. I recommend it.
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Yes. I am currently using it on my Lenovo and it works well. Setup shouldn't be different. It's a good mouse to have, especially for the price.
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Zoe, I own a Microsoft Comfort Optical Mouse 3000, the model that you were asking about. It does indeed come with a CD to set it up, but you can always check with Microsoft and get the most up-to-date drivers and download them directly.
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I am sorry, but we bought this mouse to use with a PC. It is working well so far. I do not know if it works with a Mac.
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I am not familiar with the device you mentioned but this mouse does require a USB port to work. There is a wireless signal receiver dedicated to the mouse, which plugs into the USB port. If you have one I imagine it SHOULD work, although I am not sure if it needs Windows or MAC in addition. Otherwise, definitely no.
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I have little experience with Windows after XP; I use Macintosh. But any standard USB mouse should work with any Windows computer with a USB port.
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Like Aggort says this is not great for Apple PC's there is an Apple driver but they never upgraded the driver. This mouse is not so great anymore, it is dated even with Windows. If you don't need a wireless mouse go check out Corsairs line of mice even look at Steelseries mice. They might make wireless mice, I never checked for wireless I just went corded.
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I checked the Technical Data Sheet for this device on Microsoft web site. It says it will have limited functionality, and lists only OS X 10.7-10.9. You may have noticed in the answers here that some people use it with a Mac. http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/d/sculpt-ergonomic-mouse
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I bought my mouse to go with my MacBook Pro and it works well. I just recently got a MacBook Air. So I just tried out my mouse with my Air and it works fine. Your problem makes me think the specific mouse you have is defective. Hope this helps!
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Yes, this mouse does work with a MAC. We have a link that we send you to modify the buttons of the mouse, when you own a mac. Just let us know when you order, and we will send it to you. It's very easy. Thanks for the question!
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Yes. It's a USB mouse so works like any USB device. There should be NO drivers/software to install. Plug in the USB receiver (stores in the bottom of the mouse when not in use) and press the Connect button(s). To get full functionality you may want to install the IntelliPoint software from Microsoft. NOTE: There is a button in the slot where the USB receiver is stored. This button MAY GET 'stuck'. If the mouse fails to respond when the USB receiver is plugged into the computer, and the battery is known good, ensure this button is fully released.GL,Td
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There aren't any Windows drivers for this mouse, even for Boot Camp on Macs. The next Boot Camp update will probably have Windows drivers that add more of the features, but who knows how long it will be until that comes out. When those come out, you can buy one for a Windows PC, but it might never have all the features it does for OS X.It will work on Windows if all you need is to point and click. No scrolling, no gestures. Works as a basic Bluetooth mouse.
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Hello there, thanks for inquiring. Unfortunately, I'm a Windows kind of guy. Anywho, I checked microsoft's web site, & I found that they have drivers for Mac OS 10.4- 10.7 as well as an Intellitype Pro software for Mac. So I'm pretty sure they'll have an update for your Mac OS. You should check it out. FYI: if you type a great deal, it'll take a while to get used to the numerical arrangements & other keys. Remember that this keyboard was intended for gamers.
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iPads won't work with any mouse, unfortunately. I bought this mouse to use with my iPad and discovered iOS for iPads purposely does not support mice since the user input is touch screen, at least for now......too bad, it would be a very useful feature. Hopefully coming soon....
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Microsoft it works with Surface or Surface 2 ..... not with Surface Pro, Pro 2, or Pro 3. I never tried it with any device other than MS.
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On their Website they specifically say Mac OS only. So it may work. They have another mouse that comes with a USB receiver that they say is Windows compatible.
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I have used the same Logitech Mouse on Windows XP (older Dell machine), Windows 7(newer HP Portable), Apple IMac, Apple MacBookPro's (Older and very new), and I have never had a hiccup. I would be very surprised if you had an issue.
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This is what I got from the Bornd website. They are saying it is compatible with Mac. I'm going to purchase it based on that but I'll let you know if I have any issues. http://www.bornd.com/en/combo/wirelessmouse/m120.html